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Julian Ware-Lane

Julian WL

Julian Ware-Lane is an IT consultant and the Labour Party candidate for Castle Point in Essex. He is also a local football referee of twenty-three years' standing.

Posted on Feb 19, 2009 at 04:21pm

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The Lib-Con deal is the end of the Liberal-Social Democrat coalition - and an opportunity for Labour

1:14 pm, Wed 12th May 2010
The Lib-Con deal is the end of the Liberal-Social Democrat coalition - and an opportunity for Labour By Julian Ware-Lane A little over 29 years ago the Limehouse Declaration was issued. This led to the formation of the Social Democratic Party, eventually merging with the Liberal Party...
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None of the above?

4:43 pm, Wed 13th Jan 2010
None of the above? By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane I am grateful to Alex Hilton for his précis of the Power 2010 weekend forum and the proposed political reforms that were discussed. This forum...
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Islam4UK should not be allowed to march through Wootton Bassett

6:58 pm, Mon 4th Jan 2010
Islam4UK should not be allowed to march through Wootton Bassett By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane The freedom to protest, speak, have views, etc, has become a topic of debate, again. This time it is some Islamists who want to march...
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My top ten international political moments of the decade

12:16 pm, Wed 30th Dec 2009
My top ten international political moments of the decade By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane Following on from my top ten yesterday, here is a non-domestic list. Selecting only ten allows me to ignore all sorts of momentous events that...
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My top ten political moments of the decade

6:21 pm, Tue 29th Dec 2009
My top ten political moments of the decade By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane As the decade draws to a close I thought I would have a go at listing my top ten political moments of the last ten...
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Belle de Jour?

11:10 am, Fri 20th Nov 2009
Belle de Jour? By Julian Ware-Lane / @warelane It is pleasing when you hear of someone who enjoys their work. In Belle de Jour’s case she would appear to be in a minority...
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A response to 'PR and AV are problems not solutions'

6:34 pm, Tue 10th Nov 2009
A response to 'PR and AV are problems not solutions' By Julian Ware-Lane / @warelane There is an irony in the positions of the Campaign for Labour Party Democracy in that while attempting to make the internal workings of the...
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Names matter because people matter - but we should lay off Gordon over this painful case

1:07 pm, Mon 9th Nov 2009
Names matter because people matter - but we should lay off Gordon over this painful case By Julian Ware-Lane / @warelane I have been informed that the best way to tell a genuine Gordon Brown signature from a fake is that a genuine signature is unreadable....
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I'm opposed to primaries - and irked that LabourList and Progress are pushing them without consultation

1:32 pm, Thu 29th Oct 2009
I'm opposed to primaries - and irked that LabourList and Progress are pushing them without consultation By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane I am consensual in my politics. Provided Labour does not bring back capital punishment or reintroduce slavery I am likely to go along with many...
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While our democracy burns, Cameron wants to fiddle

3:53 pm, Wed 7th Oct 2009
While our democracy burns, Cameron wants to fiddle By Julian Ware-Lane / @WareLane 2009 has seen the integrity of our Parliament damaged in a way that I have not seen before in all of my 49 years. The...
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